75G - You stock it.

[Tony]

Just a general/hypothetical question: if you had an empty 75 gallon setup, what would you put in it? Doesn't have to be stuff you already have or even could easily obtain. Could be common stuff or rare stuff. Shoot, it doesn't even have to be cichlids.... saltwater? rainbow fish? 200 exodons? Just something that you think would be fun that would fit in a 75.

I just put together mine... 75 Tang community with Cyps, Paracyps and gold head comps. Black sand, lots of large rocks. I love it.

 

[gliebig]

My cat.

 

[Tony]

My cat.

LOL, awesome.

 

[George]

With a tight fitting top and full of water? Two cats would be better. Maybe a breeding experiment.

George

 

[Rasta Fish]

After the CCA meeting this weekend and going home looking at Discus online
If i have a empty 75gl tank now i would put Discus and Angels in the in it.

 

[gliebig]

An anenome tank w/ clowns would be cool. But then all the $ for setup would suck.

 

[UNCLERUCKUS]

RED CEIBALS...SOME PICTUS CATFISH...BLACK 3M COLORQUARTZ, FAKE PLANTS, AND ROCKS

 

[bschuhart]

Ice and a keg of BEER!

 

[F8LBITE]

tropheus and gobies

 

[dogofwar]

Barombi-Mbo paradise!

Matt

 

[RIFT_LAKES_RULE]

Trophs!!! No brainer, 'nuff said...

 

[davidhusker]

I have always wanted to do a tank with a large pair of american cichlids, Mo Devlin style.

I've never owned an egg laying cichlid in my life, and I've always wanted a proven pair just to watch the female raise the little guys. It will happen soon. I have a 90 gallon which will be empty in march or so. I have some hybrid fry and koi in there for the winter.

 

[Cartel]

A betta

 

[guarddog5]

With a tight fitting top and full of water? Two cats would be better. Maybe a breeding experiment.

George

That's funny!$

 

[SkoolzofFish]

Always wanted to do a 75-90 with apistos and tetras with lots of driftwood, vines and plants. Maybe 4 large wild discus in there as well.